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Rackspace Startup Programme
Rackspace Loves Startups – we were just like you in 1998. We haven’t forgotten our roots and have been committed to helping entrepreneurs drive the next generation of businesses with our hosting and Fanatical Support® ever since. Now, with the Rackspace Startup Programme, we’re providing hosting on the Rackspace Open Cloud plus coaching and mentoring in conjunction with selected incubators, accelerators, investors and others who share our passion for startups.
The Rackspace Startup Programme provides the following benefits:
- Up to 12 months of free hosting on the Rackspace Open Cloud*
- Ongoing help, advice and mentoring on hosting, cloud computing and general business issues
- Access to Rackspace / partner events and offers
We’ve partnered with the below organisations who provide help and support for new businesses together with a tonne of other services, including exposure to funding and investors. To find out more, please select one of the following:
Are you an accelerator, incubator, venture capital firm, or other party and want to be part of the Rackspace Startup Programme? If so, you can contact us here
If you’re based in North America and want to find out about our Rackspace Startup Programme offered in the US, you can do so here.
Suitcase Startup
One man’s journey to London to launch a startup, armed with just a suitcase and dream!
The Rackspace Startup Programme is delighted to be supporting entrepreneur Chris Bradley as he takes his startup, Publicate, from the bedroom in Wales to London with no office, no accommodation and no money, trying to run the business from his suitcase.
In episode 5 we join Chris and newly announced co-founder Anastasia Emmanuel at SXSW, where Publicate is trying to make a name for itself by talking to as many influencers as possible. There’s an interview with Robert Scoble lined up, a live video panel, and plenty of networking to be done – not to mention trying to get a press release out in sync with UK hours when they’re in a completely different timezone. And hey, what would SXSW be like without a little partying?
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